Chicago Bears Mock Draft: Ryan Poles trades down twice early, doubles up at WR
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4.123 | Ben Sinnott, TE - Kansas State
The offensive revamp continues for Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears as they use their second fourth-round pick to select Ben Sinnott out of Kansas State, I like Sinnott as a possible compliment to Cole Kmet. He can play that U tight end position while Kmet maintains that in-line position.
Although Sinnott doesn't have elite top-end speed, he is explosive off the line. He has great acceleration and uses it to find the right spots in zone coverage or separate from defenders while in man coverage. He has soft hands and will make fans excited with his YAC ability compared to Kmet. If the Bears do draft Sinnott or a similar type of tight end, then you might want to reconsider drafting Kmet as early in fantasy football.
If you are looking for a tight end who isn't afraid of a little contact, then Sinnott is your guy. He can be violent once he has his hands on the ball. It would be nice if he was a little faster than we see when flipping his tape on, but he should have little to no problems getting open with his route-running abilities.
Strengths
- Route running
- High motor
- Hands
- Willing and violent blocker
- High-pointing the ball
Weaknesses
- Separation
- Speed
- Inability to stretch the field